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Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1887-04-22

Wedd ng.-Mr Thss. Anderson, senior
member Of the law firm of Anderson &
Bouic, and one of the leading members of
the Rockville Bar, was married on Monday
evening last at 2 o'clock, at the Episcopal
church, by Rev. r. 7, Brown, to Miss Ella
Darne. who is the neice Of Senator George
Peter, of this tswn. The bride was taste
fully dressed in Il brown cloth travelling suit,
with bpnnet 10 match. The bride aud groom
left the same evening Of the wedding for
Baltimore and returned home ON Wedncs-
day, business engagements preventing
more extended tSur at present
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1887-04-22
MUTUAL RESERVE FUND.-
LIFE ASSOCIATION
OF NEW YORK.
Il. Ii, HARPER, President.

INIlE CENTRAL TRUST COMPANY OF
l. New York, Trustee of the Reserve Fund.
Insurance at ONE-HALF the cost charged
by the ordinary Level Premium Companies.
$1,000, 900 Reserve Fund.- held by the Cen
trail Trust Company under deed OF trust for
the benefit Of its members
$780, 900 deposited with Insurance Depart
ment. $4,000, 900 losses paid.
The object OF this Association is TO provide
for the families Of deceased members PER-
Feet INDEMNITY at the lowest cost con-
slstent with the greatest possible security -
This association is purely mutual No stock
holders absorb profits and no Trustees divide
surplus. EACH MEMBER has VOICE and
VOTE 10 the management.
This association has membership exceed.
Ing fity-eight thousand, comprising the lead
ing bankers, business and professional men
of the United States and Canada. Its mem
bership in the State of Maryland alone en-
ceeds Fifteen Hundred certificate holders
For circulars and full information address
R. A. B0GLEY, Agent,
ROCKVILLE, Md.
mr. am also Agent for the Frederick
County Mutual Fire Insurance Company.
Thes Is one Of the best and cheapest Insur-
ance Companies In the world
will go to any part Of the county when
requested to do so.
r.. A. BoGLEY,
mar ls-tf Rockville, Md.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1887-04-22
HEADQUARTERS
E'ARm HORSES FOR SALE.

The subscriber offers for sale two good
Work Mares and one Mule. The stock Is en-.
tirely sound and very desirable, and one Of
th EN- young and suitable for driving.
r. WATKINS,
mar 25-st Dsrwood, Md.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1887-04-22
EOR RENT

COLD, SILVER AND COPPER PAINT
NJ for ornamental work. For sale by
feb 20 8. d. HIGGINS 4 SON.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1887-04-22
No. 20, 1Os ACRES. Price 81, 900.

No. ~, IU6 AUKEb. PTlce 81 ,UUU.
A very highly i'm
proved farm, all of ii under high state OF
cultivation The improvements consist Of a
large 2-story Brick House, with 8 rooms, in
good condition, and with all necessary out
buildings, a well of pure water at the door,
ice and fish ponds; large orchard, wire,
stone and hedge fenceJ and good stream OF
water running through the place. 0ne-half
OF the farm has just been lined The above
farm is situated near Poolesville, and about
8 miles from railroad
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1887-04-22
No. Il, 2 ACRES.

NO. Il, z AChEO.
Hotel Property, with
good run Of custom aud thoroughly equipped
for "a lirsi-class Country Hotel. The Hotel,
which Is u 2-story brick, has 10 nice rooms
with Store-Roo attached Q Kitchens, a
Cellar under all, Dairy and Meat House con-
venieni. The outbuildings consist OF COM
modious Stable, Granary and Carriage Sheds.
The Store and Hotel have an tire front
of 80 feet II Is located in one of the most
thriving towns in The county, and Is central
~ and desirably situated. For terms, &c,
address the Undersigned.
No. %, 3 ~ ACRES. Price $1,000.
improved Town Property,
consisting u an 8-room Frame Dwelling,
surrounded by 3 10 Acres OF good garden
soil, good fencing, pure water, and all the
comforts Of a village home. Terms easy.
No. "a, pa ACRES, Price $50 per acre
A valuable farm located
about one mile from rapidly improving sta
ton on the Metropolitan Branch OF the b. &
o. railroad, and is Improved by 7.room
Frame Dwelling and some outbuildings; con-
tains ga Acres, "A OF which are 10 oak ,
chestnut and hickory timber. viii sell the
good neighborbood. Terms easy.
No. '25, 1871 Acres, Price $50 per acre.
good farm, situated about
miles from Rockville. II Is improved by a
two-siory Frame House and outbuildings,
good fencing and plenty Of water. Spring
200 yards from the house Good meadow ON Il.
No. 20, so Acres, Price $40 per mere
Improved bya Fran Dwell
liog and necessary outbuidinRs situated
about IA miles from Rockville. Good land,
nearly all u II cleared, and plenty OF good
water.
No 28, 205 IL Acres. Price s., 900.
Situated sear the Potomac,
on Great Falls road; imp owed by Frame
Dwelling, In good condition, containing 7
rooms, corn house. granary, meat house and
log barn. Well fenced and watered, 80 acres
10 Chestnut, oak and hickory; plenty Of fruit
trees, spendid grass land; also good meadow
No. 81, 463 Acres. Price gil, 900.
large and hsgbly Inn
proved farm with the following improvements:
broom Frame Dwelling, IL siories high;
another Frame House with 4 rooms; good
fencing well waiered, springs 10 every field.
fine stable, three sides stone, front frame, room
for 10 horses; corn house, large gFsnsry, fine
stone dairy and blackemlth's shop. There Is
on this farm dne quarry OF tagging stone,
game as the Seneca stone. II 10 situated on
the @. h o. canal, Ia miles from Seneca
mills, 20 miles from Georgetown, d. q.
No. 30, 1850 Acres, Prlco 1856 per acre.
improved bv new
4-room Frame Dwelling with good basement,
Corn House and Granary and Stabling for 4
horses, young Orchard, good fencing, water
10 every field very convenient 70 Churches,
Schools and Stores; about so Acres Ia wood
II Is situated I miles from Washington, 3
miles from Potomac, near Conduit Road.
No. "a, 14S Acres, Price 1926 por acre.
Improved by q 4-room
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1887-04-22

No. %, 3 10 ACRES. Price $4,000.
improved Town Property,
consisting Of an 8-room Frame Dwelling,
surrounded by l-2 Acres of good garden
soil, good fencing, pure water, and all the
comforts Of village home. Terms easy.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1887-04-22

No. "a, 14S Acres, Price 1926 por acre.
Improved by . 4-room
, 1887-07-14
cFrom MONDAYS Daily1

The ship Guardian, Nardeu, sailed
down from Hadlock and anchored here.
She will proceed to San Pedro with q
cargo of 100000 IT lumber.
Ship Nordsjernsn was sold to Law
renee Foard of San Francisco and Capt.
Nielsen has taken charge OF Der. She
will be taken to San Francisco in ballast.
Below is list of vessels due to Puget
Sound from foreign ports.
Br. bark Penshan, Airey, 729 tons, II
days out from Hongkong.
Br. schr. Sappho, Capt, James, l57
tons, has been 35 days on her passage
from Halifax.
Am. bark G. o. Whitmore, Capt Cal
houn, e55 tons, is now on her way from
Hawaiian Island.
Ger. bark Dorothea, Moller, 620 tons
and Br. bark Premier. Capt. Rove, 4st
tons, are their way from IquiQue.
Br. bark Coldstrsam, Kendall, 684
tons, is now 156 days out from Liver
pool.
Br. Lark Craigwinnie, s34 tons, ha.
bsen out so days from London bound to
Victoria.
Br. ship Rydalmere, Green, 1246 tcns
$50 days from Aarysport
Br. ship Persian, Dickenson, l22 Gayi
from Marysborough.
, 1887-07-14
tFrom Saturdays DaiIy.i

Ship Richard III, Mcintyre, belong
ing to this port, now on the way from
San Francisco is chartered to load lum-
| ber at Hadloek for San Diego.
Ship Topgallant belonging to the
Port Blaksly Mill Co., is being caulked
in San Francisco.
Bktne. Grace Roberta sailed a few
days ago from San Francisco for this
port with full cargo of Merchandise
and Railroad iron.
Schooner Queen, Brandt, arrived in
Humboldt Bay from San Pedro JuEe
26. She loads 100000 feet of redwood
and sailed for Port Blakely to discharge
her cargo to the Br. bark Huasquina,
parsiso.
The Ger. bark Marie and Kathie
which sailed from here IN ballast juno
2lst arrived in Eureka June 29th to load
redwood lumber for Sydney, at 60 shil-
lug per thousand.
The keel for Il barkentins OF about
500 tons was laid by the Hall Bros. at
Port Blakely last week. She will be
called the Reber. Sudden. This firm
have on the stocks schooner of about
$50 tons for the coasting trade, to be
commanded by Capt. Ross formerly of
the Marie E Smith. She will be owned
i,y parties in San Francisco, the master
and the Hall Bros, who will be mana
giug owners. She will be named in
honor of rising real estate a.snt OF
Seattle, She is now being plankNd aud
eealed and will be ready il ninety days.
Ship Alaska, Pritcbar9, arrived last
evening, II days from San Francisco.
She will proceed to Tacoma, where she
will load coal for return trip.
Bark Columbia, Davidson, arrived
last night. IL days from San Francisco.
After staying in port over night she
sailed to Seattle to load return cargo OF
lumber at Stetson L Posts mill.
The crew OF the barkentine Skagit, now
loading at Port Ludlow, was discharged
last night. They came down to this port
this morning on the regular steamer.
The ship Dashing Wave, Capt. Began,
left Tacoma last night in tow OF the tug
Tacoma. She was lowed to sea bound
to San Francisco.
The ship Two Brothers, Hayden, 21S0
tons, was tCWed cut this afternoon,
loaded with coal from Seattle for San
Francisco.
, 1887-07-14

Seattle's new NJ. E. church iS to cost
100000, and will be one of the finest on
the coast.
DIR. Minor vas nominated Saturday
evenin. for Mayor Of Seattle, by the
citizens' meeting there. 1t if ferventiy
hoped by his many friends here that be
may be elected.
That scayenger. the N. Y. Police Ga
zette, is ever pouring lis filthy slime
over somebody. The public, however,
know its character so we'll that its power
for harm is we'll nigh gone.
G. B. Carlisle has resigned the office
of secretary of the Oregon State Board
of Immigratioh. and will publish a news
paper in southern Oregon. lie is sue
ceeded on the immigration board by
Wallace r. Strnble, of Portland.
The Whaicom RereiHe is to discard its
patent inside. AMI return to home print
throughout. 1t always Sas out OF place
with patent "innards."
The Olympia Standard says Governor
Senpls is too conscientious 10 strut IL
borrowed clothes, and so has denied the
truth of the stories about his having
failed in early life and afterwards paid
up all obligations; also. that intensely
amusing romance about his having
cleared man charged with crime, whom
he believed innocent, and afterwards
kicked the clisut from his Office when the
latter confessed guilt.
, 1887-07-14
shipping Sstes-



The Nor. ship Nordsiernen, belonging
to Bergen, Norway, which put back
April Bird. having suffered damage by
the gale OF the lst OF April is still in
port. Capt. Reinertsen, her master, has
offerei her for sale, but owing to her
nationality and tue act o; congress
which forbids foreign vessels from ever
becoming American, the Captain has had
no offers. The HOrdstjsrnen North
Star, is 4 fue ship Of 1918 tons, built by
A Deokke IN 1874 of the best material
OF that country, rates 3-3 L l in Veri-
tas and Is considered by experts a first,
class ship. Her carrying capacity is a
100000 feet of lumber or $500 tons
of coal. She could be made very useful
in the coal carrying trade between Brit
ish Columbia and San Francisco or for
lumber frcm the Sound to Australia OF
the west coast of South America.
Bktne. Discovery, Lee, was towed
from here to Port Hadlock, where she
loads lumber for San Francisco.
Capt. Kale has resigned the command
of the bark d. C. Murray and will be
engaged in other business. Capt. Mon
tandon takes command.
Capt. Trask, formerly in command of
the ship Blue Jacket is with Capt. Mer-
riman on the ship Oregon, loading coal
at Seattle for San Francisco.
Capt. Telefsen who brought the Nor.
bark Rosenius to this port from Tahiti,
has been relieved OF the command by
Capt. Hoyer, sent out by the owners
from Neudal, and will remain in the
bark as lst officer.
Capt, Thomas Batter, who has been
loading the Chill. bark Raucagua at
Port Blaksly is spoken of as possible
candidate for the command of one of ou=
fine coasting vessels.
Capt. Johnson formerly OF the ship
Erickson has been offered the command
of fine vessel owned in this port.
Nor. bark Orskar, Enstrom, lumber
laden, bound to Melbourne, remained
here a week trying to ship crew owing
to the scarcity of seamen.
Bark Atlanta, Capt. Tibbets, arrived
this morning, 81 days from Honolulu.
Tug Goliah Will tow her to Port Gam
BILE where the loads return cargo.
Steamer Mexico arrived last evening
from Vancouver with freight for San
Francisco.
, 1887-07-14
Washington Press Association.

Ten representatives OF the Tsrrito
rial press met in Tacoma Wednesday
at noon, for the purpose of organizing
an association. They were Messrs
Mulford Barton and j. G. Boyle OF
the Ledger, III. S. Harcourt of the
Netrs, Arthur Weichbrod of the
Wdchtam !Slaade, L. r. Freeman OF
the Yakima Farmer, @. w. Hobart OF
the Yakima Republic, G. M. Holton
of Yakima. formerly publisher of the
Republican, S. W. Wall, Tacoma cor
respondent of the Seattle Post Intel
hgencer, S. L. Sterling of the Ellens
burg NeiU Era; j. N. Muney, of the
Inland Empire, Dayton; and Fred
Reed, Walla Walla Journal
Mr.. Harcourt was elected chairman
and Mr.. Reed secretary.
Messrs. Hobart, Reed and Muncy
were appointed a committee to draft
constitution and bylaws.
A resolution WAS passed inviting all
members of the Territorial Press to
assemble at North Yakima during
the next Agricultural Fair at that
place, beginaing the first Wednesday
in October, to consider and act upon
the measures of this meeting, and
take steps toward perfecting the or.
ganiZation.
Election of officers proceeded by
ballot. p b. Johnson of the Walla
Walla Union, Frank Dallam, of the
Spokane ReUiegU, Capt. Holton and
MIR. Harcourt were placed in nomina-
ton for the presidency. Messrs.
Holton and Harcourt declined and
Mr.. Johnson's name was withdrawn.
Mr.. Dallam received a majority of
the votes and was declared elected.
Leigh S. j. Hunt was nominated
Vice-President, and ON motion, the
rules were suspended and he was
electedsby acclamation.
Mr.. Sterling was elected secretary,
Col. Radebaugh treasurer, by accla.
nation, aud an executive committee
as follows was chosen: Harcourt
chairman, Weichbrod, Rood, Hobart,
Freeman, Allen Weir, (Port Town
send ARGus), Thos. HCavenaugh,
Olympia Partisan), and o. G. White,
dayton Chronicle.
The Committee on Constitution
and Bylaws were instructed to re-
port at the next meeting.
, 1887-07-14

A special from Montreal, Canada,
SAYS: The tender of the Canadian
Pacific railway for English mail ser
vice on the Pacific is as follows: 1t
has offered to contract for ocean SER
vice at speed of fifteen instead OF
eleven knots, and to build its boats
under admiralty supervision, SO they
may be readily converted into armed
cruisers, for subsidy of E10,OOO per
annum. In addition to this it is also
offered to carry China and Japan
mails for $500 miles across the CONT
nent of America free of charge; also
to carry troops and government stores
over the same distance of land and
over the ocean at cost price, thus
making the route an imperial high
way. The subsidy is calculated on
the price per mile which the British
government pays the Peninsular ORR
entail company for the voyage of India
and China mails via Suez, and by this
estimate the amount IN subsidy for a
fortnightly service, each way between
Vancouver and Hong Kong, would be
GI05, 600 per annum. Another tender,
that of the Morgan company, asks for
Pacific service alone, to be performed
at speed of eleven knots. There
| are, of course, in the latter tender,
none of tho advantages offered in
addition by the CanadiaEa Pacific rail
road with regard to land S.rriage.
, 1887-07-14
a Remarkable Story.

That sane, virtuous, married wo-
man could be kidnapped and held in
jail in the United States for months,
imprisoned and tortured and NAL
treated simply to get her money is a
strange story. 1t seems now to be
proven true, however. Mrs. Brooks
of Inniata, Mich, is the woman. She
was formerly engaged to a French
Marquis who died before the marriage
and yet left her 100000 by will
She married Brooks before she got
the money and he objected to her
receiving it. Finally she began to
make an effort to get it. She had to
make secret scarlet mark on check
to make it payable. She left home to
get the money and was met by the
Indiana lawyer named Shoomare
why drew up the will, and who de-
coyed her to Pueblo, where she was
seized and held a prisoner, starved
and maltreated and tortured to make
her sign the check with the red mark,
which she steadily refused to do.
She has-just been liberated and re-
turned homo.
, 1887-07-14
Excitement in Texas.

Great excitement has been caused in
the vicinity OF Paris, Tex, by the remark
able recovery of j. e. Corley. who was
so helpless he could not turn in bed, or
raise his head; everybody said he was
dying of Consumption. A trial bottle Of
DR.. Kings New Discovery was sent hlm.
Finding lelief. he bought large bottle
and box of DR.. Kings New Life Pills
by the time ne had taken two boxes OF
pills and two bottles of the Discovery he
was we'll and had gained in flesh thirty
six pounds.
Trial bottles of this Great Discovery
for Consumption free at n. ID. Hill L
Sons.
, 1887-07-14
HondeyfuICuyes.

w. D. Hoyt & Co., Wholesale and
Retail Druggists Of Rome, Ga, say:
We have selling DIR. Kings New Discov-
cry, Electric Bitters and Bucklen's Arni-
CD Salve for two years. Have never
handled remedies that sell as well, or
give such universal satisf iction. There
have been some wonderful cures effected
by those medicines in this city. Several
cases Of pronounced Consumption have
ties of Dr. Kings New Discovery, taken
guarantee them always. Sold by n. D.
Hill & Son.
, 1887-07-14
BuekIen's Arnica saIye.

The Best Salve in the world for Cuts,
Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rheum, Fever
Sores, letter, Chapped Hands, Chill
blains. Corns, and all Skin Eruptions,
and positively cures Piles. or no pay
required. 1t !. guaranteed to give perfect
satisfaction. or money refunded. Price
rs cents per boz. For sale by n. d.
Hill & Son.
, 1887-07-14
AvPun aF FI1s

Manufactured only by the California Fig
Syrup Co., of San Francisco. Cal. Is Ma
ture's own true laxative. 1t is the most
easily taken and the most pleasantly ef-
fective remedy known to cleanse the sys.
tenn when bilious or costive; to dispel
headaches. colds and fevers; to cure hab,
itual constipation. indigestion, etc. Fol
sale in 50 cents and 81 bottles, by n. D.
BilPs Sons, druggists
, 1887-07-14

The following ia list of vessels load
ing lumber and coal on Puget Sound
for foreign and ooastwise ports:
TACOMA.
Ship Enos Soule, lumber, River Platte.
Bark Annie SieGen, Guaymas.
Barkentine Malay, San Pedro.
Ship Hi0hlaud Light, coal, Frisco.
Ship NineYeh, lumber, Melbourne.
Bark Samoset, San Diego.
Ship Oriental, coal. San Francisco.
PORT BLAKELY.
Bark Pref. johnson, lumber. Hilo.
Ship Kilkerran, lumber, Valparaiso.
Ship Laura Rosalia. lumber, Valpar'so.
Schr. Lizzie Vance, Frisco.
Schr Fannie Dutard, Heuneme.
Bark Leucadia, lumber, Melbourne.
Ship Prussia, San Francisco
Bark Huasquina, e Valparaiso.
Bark Marta,
Ship Carondslet, San Diego.
PORT GAMBLE.
Ship Holden, lumber, Sydney.
Ship Palmyra, San Francisco.
Schr. Reporter, Santa Barbara.
Bark Emeral1, '' San Francisco.
PORT MADISON.
Bktn. Quickstep, lumber, San Diego.
Bark North West, :. San Francisco
Bark Oakland, San Diego.
Schr. Witzeman,
Bark Hesper,
PORT LUDLOW.
Bark Gen. Basqusdaus. lumber, for
Valparaiso.
Ship Gen. Gordon, lumber, Melbourne.
HADLoCK.
Ship Guardian. lumber, San Francisco.
Bark Arcturas,
Bktn. Discovery, "
PORT DISCOVERY.
Ship Rosie Welt, lumber, San Franco
Sch. Geo. c. Perkins, Is
Bark Enoch Talbot, '
Brig Deacon, San Pedro.
SEATTLE.
Ship Gen. Knox, coal, San Fraue:eco.
Ship Carrolton,
Ship ]. A. Briggs, I"
Ship Geo. Manson - ''
Ship Indiana, -
Ship Oregon,
Bark Templar,
Ship Two Bros,
Bark Henry Buck. San Diego.
Schr. Leo, SItka.
PORT TOWNSEND.
Bark Rosenius, waiting orders.
Bark Alert,
Ship Nordstiernep, laid up.
Bark Bella Vista,
, 1887-07-14

Get particulars at the ARGUS real estate
agency on a splendid farm, 160 acres. l
mile from Friday Harbor, the county
seat of San Juan county. Comfortable
house. good barn 40x60 feet, 25 acres
cleared aud more slashed, no waste land,
all in body, mostly rich marsh, easily
cleared and we'll watered. Specially
adapted Cor grazing or grain. Can be
had for So, 800, part on time.
$4,000 worth of new Dry and Fancy
Goods arrived. Eastern cash prices.
Send for samples. CHESTER CIEARr,
Seattle, w. I.
, 1887-07-14
Ger, bark Mathilde Henniugs, Dade,

523 tons, is on her way from Melbourne.
THE LIZZIE VAScE.-To Deputy Col,
lector ot Customs Frank Fl. Winelow, OF
this city, we arc indebted for the fol,
lowing dimensions Of the new schooner
Lizzie Vance recently launched from
Hall Bros. yards Port BIakely. Regis
tered length 1885 feet; registered brsdtE
36 feet; registered depth lib feet; gros:
tonnage 343.97; registered tonnage 413 q
tons. She will be commanded by Capt
Hardwick late OF the old brig Deacon
In speaking Of his visit to Port Blakely
Mr.. Winslow seid; Il saw the ship car
penter putting plank in a schooner now
being built 116 feet long. Such plank
would open the eyes CT our down east
ship builders, who are accustomed to
short lengths in plankinS and for decks
Seattle P.-L
, 1887-07-14
Quiieute Items.

LAPUsH, ". t., July 6, 1887.
The mail leayes La Push every Wed
nesday at $50, q. m. arrives at Pyscht
Thursday at p. m. Leaves PyEeht at
a. M, every Friday; arrives at La Push
at p. M, every Saturday.
BORN-June 9th. to the wife OF Dan
Pullen, o son. All doing well.
Schooner Teazer dropped anchor in
the bay at u. M, with cargo of goods
for the Washington Fur Co.
IL. III. Smith has new house en-.
closed at Sunnyside on the Quileute
river.
, 1887-07-14
PHYSICIANS AND SURGEONS.
JAMES D. MINKLER, M. ..
PORT TOWNSEND. w. 7.

oass and Drug Stors. nsar the Custom House.
Dsslsncs, Mrs Z. gSrthrop's hoGse formerly
sesuped by Capt. Oliver, on Taylor sIreaI.
Telephone in drug store, accessible day or
lirat. No. OF uslaphOns Tor residence, 80. No.
sftslsphsns for ofics. %.
e once hours: to la, 4. NJ, 20 and7 TO
AFk 9spl0d&wtf
, 1887-07-14

The finest line of Perfumes ia the
world, from the labratory of Alfred
Wright, of Rochester. d. Y. Fer sale
by Latiner L Co.
, 1887-07-14
CENTRAL HOTEL,
WIZ. D0DD, Prophet.

PoET TOWNSEND, w. T.,
This House is New and Newly Furnished.
ana possesses all the appointments OF
FTEt Glass -@%~1
Its Bar is supplied with the hest of Wiyss
Liquors and Cigars. There is first-class Billial
aI na9!e ana Reading room in the Hotel. Nothir
RCne in the Territory
, 1887-07-14
" CLEANING" TRANSLATED

!.
just after sundowL-and we 20.
My love and /, along the strand,
III summer twllights' warmsst glEw
Like children, linking hand in hRad.
ar spread the beauteOus waters flow
In green and blue and palipy gold.
Inc tODlng tide sings sweet and low
And laugh the rippIes manifold;
And on the edge the shadows show
Rehected tintingS. soft and clear
Nhen blue and green are mingled so.
hat color should you call ii, dears''
No pause for puzzled thought, l ween:
she promptly answers peacock green.''
Adown the west, in orange air,
A feet of cloudlets sail full slow
a n, what's that yellow-scarlet thereYn
fesuvius!" she murmurs low.
Up from the misty ocean rim,
Low banks of cloud like mountains loom:
Aad for their pearl and purple dim,
An edge of red, red gold assume
mem ry of the fleeing sun.I
IL charms us with its bright SUNRISE
f4ie pearl and purple, dearest one,
In hue seem what TO your skilled eye.s
on go not far beyond my scope"
She said, / call it heliotrope'"